Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says overnight Russian strikes kill at least 17 people in Kyiv and the surrounding region. ABC News reports Zelenskyy attributes the deaths to “massive” strikes and says no Russian missiles were intercepted. Deutsche Welle reports Zelenskyy had warned beforehand of a “massive Russian attack,” based on air force reports, and explosions are reported in Kyiv after the warning. DW also reports that at least one person is killed in an air strike on Kyiv, while another DW report states air strikes across Ukraine kill at least eight people. In addition to responding to the attacks, DW says Kyiv conducts strikes again on a logistics center. Across the sources, the accounts focus on Zelenskyy’s warnings, the reported explosions in Kyiv, and the reported civilian death tolls, while describing differing totals depending on the scope of incidents covered. The reports collectively indicate a large-scale round of attacks affecting Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine, alongside continued exchanges of strikes between both sides.